Mastering Probability: Starting with Basic Skills

The world-building is very interesting, somewhat similar to Super Mechanic, but also different. How to put it, it's probably because the plot development is different. The author's approach is quite fresh, offering surprises at every turn. Moreover, the superpower settings are becoming increasingly interesting. Keep it up, author! I've given you my only vote. Keep up the pace, and you'll definitely become a hit!

This book is quite good; it doesn't follow too many clichés. The last time I read a superpower novel like this was *Infinite Resistance*, which featured infinite recombination and described the various superpowers in great detail, with very scientific depictions of their development. However, *Infinite Resistance* was too verbose and recklessly included a bunch of political content, so it's understandable that it was banned.

I watched it all in one go; it was very good. This book has many strengths: a novel worldview, and the author's writing skills are excellent, with impressive portrayals of the White Machine Kingdom. There are also descriptions of abilities. In the early stages, the abilities are mostly strange and unusual, with precise numerical values ​​and a variety of interesting ideas that keep coming up…

It's not mindless; the author has brains. It's not a cheap, low-quality production from a startup. The author has thought things through, so it's worth reading.

Why isn't this book popular? I think it's exciting enough, logically sound, has a more appealing power system, and the plot doesn't drag. Why isn't it popular?

I've seen the latest update, and overall it's pretty good. The pacing is brisk, it doesn't drag on, it strikes when it needs to strike and retreats when it needs to retreat, and the occasional use of internet memes is quite entertaining. The protagonist is steady and decisive, occasionally a little sassy, ​​but doesn't kill indiscriminately, and always achieves results when he takes action.

Where is Shennong? Summon Shennong. Shennong, go and taste it, then tell me.

Wow, the first few dozen chapters weren't too bad, but later on I discovered the author is really good at portraying twisted female villains... It's a pity there are fewer female villains later on, now I'm kind of looking forward to this Sentry...

There are too many foreshadowing elements and plot holes. One problem after another keeps popping up before the next one is resolved, making it exhausting to read. But the writing is still quite good.

Great work, author! 😆😆😆